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This book, through extensive research and analysis, endeavours to reveal what actually happened when in 60 AD Boudicca was elected to lead the united British tribes in their war against Roman rule. Despite the brutal punishment she had suffered at the hands of the Roman officials, Boudicca recovered to command a brilliantly effective military campaign against the pre-eminent super power of the ancient world.
This is the story of the momentous events that culminated in the great British uprising against the Roman occupiers and their army, and challenges the credibility of the traditional ''histories'' of Boudicca. So, while it is about Boudicca, her life and achievements, it also seeks to follow the fate of her tribal people - the Iceni. In the aftermath of the war, many migrated through Ireland to the Scottish Highlands.
Regardless of a short lived ''golden age'', the descendants of the Iceni have suffered a succession of ethnic cleansings over 2000 years through war, famine, m

Boudicca Her Place in History and the Fortunes

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      Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 31/08/2022
      ISBN13: 9781398415034, 978-1398415034
      ISBN10: 1398415030

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This book, through extensive research and analysis, endeavours to reveal what actually happened when in 60 AD Boudicca was elected to lead the united British tribes in their war against Roman rule. Despite the brutal punishment she had suffered at the hands of the Roman officials, Boudicca recovered to command a brilliantly effective military campaign against the pre-eminent super power of the ancient world.
      This is the story of the momentous events that culminated in the great British uprising against the Roman occupiers and their army, and challenges the credibility of the traditional ''histories'' of Boudicca. So, while it is about Boudicca, her life and achievements, it also seeks to follow the fate of her tribal people - the Iceni. In the aftermath of the war, many migrated through Ireland to the Scottish Highlands.
      Regardless of a short lived ''golden age'', the descendants of the Iceni have suffered a succession of ethnic cleansings over 2000 years through war, famine, m

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